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Your Guide to Buying a Home in Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania Buying Process: A Review In Pennsylvania, the law allows real estate closings to be completed by a closing agent, who can be an attorney or an official from a title company.  These people

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Your Guide to Buying a Home in Oregon

The Home Buying and Escrow Process in Oregon Buying a Home in Oregon: An Overview Oregon is an escrow state, so the process is similar to many other states.  You’ll need the help of an

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Your Guide to Buying a Home in Ohio

The Buying Process: A Summary In Ohio, real estate purchases are usually completed by an attorney or a representative from a title company.  After a contract is signed, there are details that need to be

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Your Guide to Buying a Home in North Dakota

North Dakota Buying Guide In North Dakota, real estate transactions are often closed by a title company. However, an attorney may be involved in the process.  A “closing agent,” who is either an attorney, representative

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Your Guide to Buying a Home in North Carolina

Buying a Home in North Carolina: Your Step-By-Step Guide In North Carolina, an attorney is required to complete all real estate transactions. The buyers and the property sellers usually need to be together at the

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Your Guide to Buying a Home in New York

The Buying Process: A Summary In New York, all real estate purchases must be closed by an attorney. There is usually an attorney review at the beginning of the process. (See Phase 1, #4.)  Although

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Your Guide to Buying a Home in New Mexico

New Mexico Homebuying: The Purchase and Escrow Process Review of The Purchase Process in New Mexico New Mexico is an escrow state. This means oney will be deposited in escrow through the use of an

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Your Guide to Buying a Home in New Jersey

New Jersey Buying Guide New Jersey is unique because it has different rules for different parts of the state. Basically, if you are in the northern part of the state, the transaction will need to

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Your Guide to Buying a Home in Montana

The Montana Buying Process: A Summary In Montana, real estate transactions are usually closed by an attorney or representative from a title company.  After agreeing on a price, the buyer and seller need to negotiate

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